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Mix-Ansicht- Noch ein Artikel - JüKü, 12.09.2000, 13:40
Noch ein Artikel
Erster Absatz:
In the early 1970s, when Richard Nixon appointed Arthur F. Burns, beloved economist and party hack - the Greenspan of his time - as chairman of the
Fed's board of governors, he said,"I respect his independence. However, I hope that independently he will conclude that my views are the ones that
should be followed." The audience applauded, and Nixon turned to his old friend."You see, Dr. Burns, that is a standing vote for lower interest rates and
more money." It was the only vote needed.’ Lew Rockwell in The Free Market, 1991.
Letzer Absatz:
Ask yourself whether you think Greenspan and Duisenberg most closely resembles Burns or Volcker? Then ask yourself how well off we would be if we had neither
of these monetary Magi with which to contend, but had honest money instead.
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